TeslaCrypt 2.0. How to remove? (Uninstall guide)

What does ransomware mean?

Ransomware is a malicious virus that usually enters victims’ computers via infectious e-mails including attachments. If the user opens such attachment, the virus gets executed on the victim’s computer and affects personal files including audio, video, image and text files. Ransomware viruses encrypt these files and ask for a ransom in order to get the files back. Unfortunately, paying the ransom does not necessarily guarantee that the user is going to get the personal files back.

TeslaCrypt releases another version of it

TeslaCrypt, which is known as a malicious computer virus and belongs to the dreadful category of ransomware, has developed another version of this virus – TeslaCrypt 2.0 (the previous version is described on this article – TeslaCrypt virus). The new version differs from its older ones because now TeslaCrypt virus changes the extension of the encrypted data to .VVV. Once the files are encrypted, TeslaCrypt places a .html file with instructions how to retrieve lost data. The text is copied from CryptoWall virus warning message. This virus asks to pay the ransom, which usually reaches up to 500$ via the bitcoin payment system.

TeslaCrypt 2.0 encrypts the files using AES-256-CBC algorithm. This virus uses ECHD algorithm to generate a different master key for every infected computer. Unfortunately, but security vendors claim that it is very hard or almost impossible to retrieve the encrypted files without paying the ransom. However, paying the ransom does NOT ensure that you are going to get your files back – you cannot trust these cyber-criminals who have stolen your private data from you. If you see the TeslaCrypt 2.0 alert message and if you cannot open your personal files anymore, you should immediately remove TeslaCrypt 2.0 malware in order to stop it from encrypting your files. You can do it with Reimage malware removal program.

How did TeslaCrypt 2.0 infect my computer?

Questions about TeslaCrypt 2.0

• My computer files changed extention to .VVV, what do I do??  02/12/15 1

Ransomware viruses mostly are known to be spread as a Trojan via malicious e-mail letters. Moreover, this new version of TeslaCrypt is known to be targeted to gamers, so it is also known to be spread bundled together with various computer games. This malicious virus can destroy your personal files permanently, so you have to be extremely aware of this program. Here are a few pieces of advice from us how you can avoid getting TeslaCrypt 2.0 infection:

• Do not browse through suspicious websites. Such websites are usually filled with annoying advertising content and various pop-ups.
• Do not download questionable software from untrustworthy web domains – there are excellent chances such downloads can hold malicious or infectious programs or even viruses.
• Do not open e-mails and attachments from unknown senders – such attachments can include malware.
• Install software on your computer carefully. Pay attention to each installation step, read Terms of Use and Privacy Policy documents, and choose safe installation mode. Safe installation modes are Custom and Advanced ones. These options provide a list of possible suggestions to install additional programs, so if you see a list of suggestions to install unfamiliar programs, deselect agreements to install them.

If you think that TeslaCrypt 2.0 malware has already infected your computer, and it is encrypting your files right now, continue to the next website and find the TeslaCrypt 2.0 removal instructions and recommendations how to decrypt the files.

How to remove this ransomware and decrypt your files?

You can try to delete this malicious virus by yourself, but we strongly recommend removing TeslaCrypt 2.0 virus automatically. It is an extremely dangerous virus that has been programmed professionally, so it is not as easy to remove it as it is easy to remove spyware. We suggest trying SpyHunter anti-malware software to remove it automatically.

Good news for victims: Authors of this virus have shut down this project and released the master decryption key. You can decrypt all files using TeslaCrypt decryption tool. Before you do that, remove TeslaCrypt using instructions below:

Reimage is recommended to uninstall TeslaCrypt 2.0. Free scanner allows you to check whether your PC is infected or not. If you need to remove malware, you have to purchase the licensed version of Reimage malware removal tool.
More information about this program can be found in Reimage review.

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